Acer Aspire™ T180 PC Desktop "colour port plug sound" Questions

...plug into the light green port on the back matching the speaker plug color. When you purchase speakers, you will see that they have a power lead and a sound lead. The sound lead will have a 2.5mm ...

...colour is green ) if you hear sound you've cracked it, check that is not on mute but i guess you have already done that one more thing is if you have front audio try the speaker jack there, if you ...

...a symbol above it like this ))(left arrow) If there are 2 sets of ports then try one and if that fails try the other if there is only one plug your speaker conneciton into the light green port ...

...port at the back of the Pc will be a light green colour and on closer inspection will have this symbol >)) 2) If it is in the right port click on the following Start>Control Panel>Sounds and ...

...port, this is usually an apple green colour. Next go into device manager and check all drivers are installed correctly. Below is some further advice I wrote for another user. You should first check ...

plug and port on the machine to make sure that neither are damaged (if you have a torch you will find it usefull at this stage) look inside to make sure the metal surround has no dents or bends in it,

...next to it as well. You should have a red port on the pc for the mic the mic goes into the pink plug little black colored jack is digital in orange is digital out hope this helps you and please ...

you don't have the right driver. Many of the modern sound cards have multiple ports for connection have you plugedin to the Green colour coded port this should be the one that corresponds to the sound

port. There is most likely a pink, green, and blue connector. The speaker would get plugged into the green. It's usually in the middle of the three. The pink is for microphone and the blue is for line